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Elizabeth Nalunga and Kaya Henderson on stage at the Black Alumni Summit gala

We, Too, Are Georgetown: Black Alumni Summit Attendees Discuss, Celebrate What It Means to be a Hoya

Meghan Twohey at Sixth and I Synagogue in Washington DC

Alumna Megan Twohey Broke the Harvey Weinstein Story That Helped Spark a Movement

Georgetown Magazine

May 2019

Raising Children in the Digital Age

Children's use of digital media presents parents with lots of questions. Meet three Georgetown researchers who are working on science-based answers.

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Prisoners in Southeast Jail talking with professor

May 2019

Justice Served

Georgetown now offers full-time credits classes at the D.C. Jail. It's just one of the ways the Prisons and Justice Initiative is making an impact on mass incarceration in America.

Georgetown Magazine

Oct 2018

Pursuing the Dream—The Legacy Continues

Georgetown Community Scholars Program Marks its 50th Anniversary. Georgetown created the CSP in 1968 to provide financial and academic support to local black students wanting to attend the university.

Georgetown Magazine

Oct 2018

The Problem of God

Over 50 years, Georgetown's signature course has constantly evolved, yet the questions remain eternal.

Georgetown Magazine

Juan Moreno (F'19), Eriss Donaldson (C'19), Hash Singh (C'20), and Diego Tum-Monge (C'19), share insight about the GU student experience during the Transitioning to College summer program.

Oct 2018

Pursuing the Dream—the Legacy Continues

Founded in the wake of D.C.'s 1968 riots, the Community Scholars Program has transformed lives and Georgetown itself.

Georgetown Magazine

Allen Easterling (F’19), student assistant at the LGBTQ Resource Center, celebrates Coming Out Day by walking through a decorated doorway in Red Square surrounded by messages of acceptance.

Oct 2018

10 Years of Open Windows at the LGBTQ Resource Center

The LGBTQ Center stands at the forefront of a profound cultural shift on campus.

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Black and white photo shows a stone staircase, trees, shrubbery, and statues set against one wall of an enclosed outdoor garden.

Sep 2018

Georgetown Professor Writes Dramatic Memoir from an Italian Villa

Much like the Italian laborers who built Georgetown University's Villa le Balze estate atop a cliff in Tuscany, Professor of English John Glavin (C'64, Parent'95) devoted years and abundant patience...

Georgetown Magazine

May 2018

We Are Where We Eat

Dining halls have always dished out more than meals. No matter what's for dinner, our appetite is for friendship.

Georgetown Magazine

Amarillo, performed by Mexico City’s Teatro Linea de Sombra

May 2018

Staging all the World

Behind the scenes, an ambassador and a theater professor wield the power of performances to affect political change in Washington, D.C., and across the globe.

Georgetown Magazine

May 2018

True Stories

Given Georgetown’s commitment to social justice, it’s no surprise that many alumni—even those who didn’t start out in a media career—have found their way to documentary film making.

Georgetown Magazine

Oct 2017

Smithsonian Exhibition on Religious Diversity in Early America Relies on an Alumnus and a Georgetown Icon

The Smithsonian's National Museum of American History's exhibit "Religion in Early America" includes a 17th-century iron cross from Georgetown. The museum's fabrication shop created a wooden replica...

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Rebecca Blue (M'08) practices and teaches both emergency medicine and aerospace medicine.

Mar 2016

Georgetown Magazine: Med Alumna’s Career in Space Medicine

By Kate Corboy and Jeffrey Donahoe Imagine riding in an elevator ascending at fast speed. Your body wants to sink low toward the floor to compensate for the upward motion. Your blood wants to sink...

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We, Too, Are Georgetown: Black Alumni Summit Attendees Discuss, Celebrate What It Means to be a Hoya

Alumna Megan Twohey Broke the Harvey Weinstein Story That Helped Spark a Movement

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Raising Children in the Digital Age

Justice Served

Pursuing the Dream—The Legacy Continues

The Problem of God

Pursuing the Dream—the Legacy Continues

10 Years of Open Windows at the LGBTQ Resource Center

Georgetown Professor Writes Dramatic Memoir from an Italian Villa

We Are Where We Eat

Staging all the World

True Stories

Smithsonian Exhibition on Religious Diversity in Early America Relies on an Alumnus and a Georgetown Icon

Georgetown Magazine: Med Alumna’s Career in Space Medicine

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We, Too, Are Georgetown: Black Alumni Summit Attendees Discuss, Celebrate What It Means to be a Hoya

Alumna Megan Twohey Broke the Harvey Weinstein Story That Helped Spark a Movement

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